Misleading and Deceptive Conduct

Misleading and deceptive conduct refers to actions or statements that create a false impression or give incorrect information, causing others to make decisions based on that false impression. It includes things like making false claims, omitting important facts, or exaggerating benefits. The purpose of regulations around such conduct is to ensure honesty and fairness in business practices, helping consumers and other parties make informed choices. Engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct is considered unfair and can lead to legal consequences.